Surfers Ride Waves on Gaza's War-Damaged Coastline
AP photos capture surfers returning to the Mediterranean off Gaza City, where the shoreline shows clear scars from the Israel-Hamas conflict. See the powerful images of resilience.
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Inglewood's $1.5bn School Funding Crisis Exposed
A Guardian investigation reveals Inglewood Unified School District's $1.5bn debt crisis, exposing systemic flaws in California's school funding and a stark warning for public education.
Freezing Rain Floods Gaza Camps, Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Heavy rain floods makeshift camps in Gaza, with hypothermia deaths reported. Aid deliveries fall short as displaced families describe tents destroyed and belongings soaked.
Student recalls John Carey's 'sharp' Oxford tutorials in 1958
A former student remembers literary critic John Carey's formidable teaching at Oxford in 1958-59 and reflects on his complex relationship with the university's class consciousness. Read the full tribute.
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Lawsuit Alleges Abuse at Colgate University Lacrosse
A former Colgate University lacrosse player files a bombshell lawsuit, alleging the school failed to protect athletes from an abusive coach, leading to injuries and mental health crises. Read the full story.
Clearing Student Debt: Three Success Stories
Discover how three graduates in the US paid off student loans in under ten years. Learn their strategies for debt freedom, from refinancing to side hustles.
2025's Most Butchered Words: Agyemang, Louvre & More
A new study reveals the most mispronounced words of 2025, featuring football star Michelle Agyemang, the Louvre museum, and viral trends. Discover how to say them correctly.
University's Shakespeare 'Trigger Warning' Sparks Row
The University of Liverpool faces criticism for warning students that Shakespeare's Twelfth Night contains 'disturbing' gender depictions. Leading actress Dame Janet Suzman calls the move 'idiotic'. Read the full debate.
Birmingham Uni: Exams Unfairly Favour White Students
A major report from the University of Birmingham argues traditional exams and essays are 'tools of exclusion' that favour white students. Discover the push to 'decolonise' assessment.
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Majority of Brits Support Social Media Ban for Under-16s
New polling reveals strong public support for a ban on social media for children under 16, mirroring Australia's recent move. MPs warn the 'status quo is failing children'.
Kennedy Center seeks $1m over cancelled Trump-named show
The Kennedy Center's president demands $1m in damages from drummer Chuck Redd, who cancelled a Christmas Eve jazz show in protest of the venue being renamed after Donald Trump. Read the full story.
Top 5 positive news stories from a turbulent 2025
Amid a year of conflict and political drama, we highlight five uplifting headlines from 2025, including Pope Francis's mobile clinic and the Lionesses' Euros win. Read for a dose of positivity.
Millions Face Hunger in Afghanistan After International Aid Cuts
Severe cuts to international humanitarian aid have plunged Afghanistan into a devastating winter crisis, with over 17 million facing acute hunger. Read how aid reductions and refugee returns are creating a perfect storm of suffering.
£1m taxpayer cash for African film archive sparks row
A £1m project to archive African films, funded by UK taxpayers, has ignited a debate over 'reparatory justice' and the use of public money in academia. Critics call it 'staggeringly out of touch'.
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World in 20 Pictures: A Week of Conflict and Solstice
From Christmas in Kyiv to destruction in the West Bank and the winter solstice at Stonehenge, explore the past week through 20 powerful images from global photojournalists.
Systemic change needed to foster boys' reading, say experts
Education specialists argue against patronising boys with 'boy books' and call for a broader approach to literacy. Discover how to truly engage young male readers.
Storytelling's Ancient Power Beyond Corporate Strategy
Danyah Miller of the Society for Storytelling responds to the rise of corporate narrative roles, arguing storytelling is a fundamental human art, not a business invention. Discover its profound impact.
1 in 5 UK children face speech and language issues
Record levels of child poverty, pandemic fallout, and screen time replacing real-world experiences are fuelling a national speech crisis. Education Secretary plans major SEND overhaul.
Inside Le Rosey: The World's Most Exclusive £150k-a-Year School
Explore Switzerland's Institut Le Rosey, where £150,000 a year buys access to princes, a dual-campus life, and a global elite network. Is it worth the price of exclusivity?
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AP's Top Photos: Christmas in Venezuela & Bolivian Tradition
Explore AP's powerful photo gallery from Latin America & the Caribbean, featuring Venezuelan migrants celebrating Christmas at home and a climber scaling a glacier in traditional pollera dress.
Mukherjee wins 2025 Rupert Cornwell Prize for journalism
Freelance journalist Trisha Mukherjee is named winner of the 2025 Rupert Cornwell Prize. Her proposed series on the US-Mexico border secured the £5,000 award for emerging talent. Read more.
Teacher referred to counter-terror scheme over Trump videos
An Oxfordshire politics teacher was reported to the government's Prevent programme after showing Donald Trump campaign videos to his A-level students, sparking a free speech row. Read the full story.
Brown Shooting: Lisbon University's Pressure Cited by Classmates
Former peers of the Brown University shooting suspect and victim suggest a hyper-competitive academic environment at Portugal's Técnico may have taken a mental toll. Explore the investigation's focus.
Swedish Senior University Sees Record Membership Among Over-55s
Sweden's Senioruniversitetet, a university for pensioners, reports record enrolment as retirees seek learning and in-person connection. Discover how it combats loneliness and keeps minds alert.
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Amateur historians reveal hidden 'engine room' of history
A new report reveals how amateur genealogists and local historians are driving groundbreaking historical research, uncovering vital stories missed by academia. Discover their untold impact.
Viral Math Equation Divides Social Media Users
A basic-looking arithmetic problem has sparked a major online debate. Discover the correct answer using the PEMDAS rule and see if you can beat the 30-second challenge.
Republicans challenge Trump's nursing student loan cap
A group of Republicans is pushing to reverse a Trump-era decision that caps graduate nursing student loans at $100,000, warning it worsens the NHS staffing crisis. Discover the bipartisan backlash.
Bolsonaro has double hernia surgery while imprisoned
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro undergoes a four-hour double hernia operation in Brasília. The imprisoned ex-leader was granted temporary release from his 27-year sentence for the procedure.
Pope's Christmas Mass Addresses Gaza Crisis
In his inaugural Christmas Day address, Pope Leo XIV highlighted the dire plight of Palestinians in Gaza and called for genuine global dialogue to achieve peace. Read his powerful message.
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James Martin reveals 'hell on earth' school days due to dyslexia
Celebrity chef James Martin gives a heartbreaking admission about his 'hell on earth' school experience, failing exams and the impact of his dyslexia. Discover his journey from tears to TV success.
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